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It gradually sunk in to Rothacker Smith that he was a prisoner of war as he believed for the first couple of days in...

Lloyd Rogers remembers the new B-25 [Annotator's Note: North American B-25 Mitchell medium bomber] was a better...

[Annotators Note: Interview begins with Theodore Finkbeiner and the interviewer discussing the interview they did three...

Reneau Breard and his unit [Annotator’s Note: the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division] were...

Jim Stumpfa sang the US Coast Guard song while they were marching. He enjoyed the exercise. He did not like the middle-...

Once while Frank Mancuso was out with his friends, they began talking about how bad things were getting in Germany,...

Wilburn K. Ross thinks a lot about the friends he had from home who were either injured or killed. He wishes he could...

[Annotator's Note: Norman Kinsey arrived home from Europe in October 1945.] He drove down to Baton Rouge [Annotator's...

Ralph F. Lafferty did not get to see his brother often, despite being in the same regiment [Annotator's Note: Lafferty...

Olin Pickens dealt with nightmares for years after his time in captivity as a prisoner of war, often dreaming about...

James Read Kirk had never been out of the country before. He went to Bangor, Maine and practiced flying in formations....

Theodore E. Skinner, Sr. was sent overseas to Scotland and then took a train to Tidworth Barracks in Southern England....

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